Community Events & Gatherings

Join Us for Fun and Meaningful Community Activities

Fall & Halloween Decoration Contest

Our Annual Sherwood Holiday Decoration Contest is back!

It’s time to pull out the pumpkins, fall decorations, spooky touches, and all the creativity you’ve got! Let’s make Sherwood spooky, cozy & festive and see who can create the most amazing display!

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Fall Community Garage Sale

Mark your calendar for our Fall Community Garage Sale on October 17, 2026. This is a great opportunity to clear out unused items, find hidden treasures, and connect with neighbors throughout the community.

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Halloween Trick or Treat

Join us for a community-wide Halloween Trick or Treat event for kids and families. Participating homes will welcome trick-or-treaters as children walk the neighborhood with their families, enjoying a safe and fun Halloween tradition.

Golf Cart Christmas Parade

It’s back - Saturday, December 5, 2026. The neighborhood Golf Cart Christmas Parade returns as one of our most anticipated holiday traditions. Decorated golf carts, festive music, and holiday cheer roll through the neighborhood as families line the streets to enjoy the parade together. Participation is highly encouraged, whether you’re decorating a cart, waving from your driveway, or simply enjoying the sights and sounds of the season.

Christmas Eve Luminaries

Luminaries are one of our most meaningful and requested traditions. Participation is not required, but it is highly encouraged. If you only do one thing this year, please consider joining in by purchasing and placing luminaries in front of your home. The collective glow transforms our neighborhood and is something the entire community looks forward to each year. If you are elderly, disabled, or need assistance, please reach out. We will gladly connect you with neighbors who are happy to help.

Christmas Decorating

Decorating our homes for Christmas is a long-standing neighborhood tradition and something our community is known for throughout the area. Each year, homes light up the neighborhood and help create a festive, welcoming atmosphere that families look forward to, and visitors come to enjoy. Participation is highly encouraged, and every decorated home helps keep this tradition alive.